Southend Garsington, Oxford
Guide Price £850,000

Extensively extended and much improved four bedroom residence that is presented to the market in excellent condition internally. Including feature Bespoke English oak & Glass staircase, engineered oak flooring throughout the ground floor.

The kitchen in particular is finished to a high specification with a range of “NEFF” A Rated integrated appliances, Fridge, Freezer, Wine Fridge, Dishwasher, Double Oven, Gas Hob, CDA Downdraft Extractor, Franke Omni Boiling water and filter tap. The property boasts Quartz grey mirror fleck worktops/window sills in the kitchen and utility room and a natural stone floor with single zone John Guest underfloor heating. Pressurised water cylinder with secondary pump for instant hot water to all taps. Water softener, designer radiators to all rooms, bespoke front door, white MK Fascia's throughout.
There is low energy LED Lighting throughout the property and USB Sockets to all rooms.

The property has had new plastering throughout along with newly fitted aluminium windows and all electrics re-wired.. The bedrooms are all carpeted and tiling to all the bathrooms of which each bedroom has its own en-suite.

Accommodation:
Entrance Hall, Downstairs Cloakroom, Family Bathroom, Reception Room, Utility Room, Kitchen/diner, Three Bedrooms with en-suite downstairs and further bedroom upstairs with walk in wardrobe and ensuite, Garden front and rear, countryside views.

Location:
The Village is known for the artistic colony and flamboyant social life of the Bloomsbury Group at Garsington Manor which was the home from 1914 to 1928 of Phillip and Ottoline Morrell and for the Garsington Opera, which was staged there from 1989 to 2010. The opera is still known as the Garsington Opera and now performs at Wormsley near Stokenchurch Bucks. There is the Parish church of St Marys and a C of E Primary School. The village has an exceptionally rich network of footpaths and bridleways which are maintained by local volunteers and are ideal for dog walkers. This includes a section of the Oxford Green Belt way. There is a friendly pub with a restaurant called The Manor , a children’s playground and playing fields all within a short walk from the property.

The Thornhill Park and Ride, at Headington is approximately a 15 minute drive away with its regular links to London, Oxford and Hospitals and there is a bus service that connects Garsington to Oxford and Watlington. The village of Wheatley is circa 4 miles away with its Garden Centre, Food Stores, Post Office and Harvester Restaurant. Access can be gained from there onto the A40/M40, without going into Oxford. The Oxford Retail park is circa 3 miles away, with its Tesco Store, M&S Food, The Food Warehouse and the stores of Aldi and Lidl and Homebase are also close by. There is a David Lloyd Club a 10 Minute drive away too.
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